B6 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 16, 2005

36 Thanks .

_ Werds cannot express my thanks for the outpouring ’ of love and support I’ve received from family, Phil’s co- workers and friends during this time of sorrow. Cards, flowers, calls and visits of sympathy and encouragement : were received from across Canada and the U.S. To list | them all would be impossible. | could not have gotten through this most difficult time of my life without you. __ Thank you to all the friends who brought food which sustained us during this trying time. However, | have to thank our nieces Michelle Doherty and Shawna Boyd; who, even though they were suffering | greatly, took care of so many things | was unable to ’ cope with. Thank you girls ='We love you. To Phil’s mum

’ Frances and his sisters Dianne and Linda, your strength got me through, to his brother Howard — You ore a rock. No wonder we love you bro. To my sister, Deanne Bryan,

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NORTHWEST COMMUNITY COLLEGE - TERRACE _ ;

CONTINUING EDUCATION DEPARTMENT

Northwest Community College, Terrace Campus, invites applications-for temporary part-time instructors to deliver the following courses. Salary will be in accordance with the Collective Agreement between the College and the BCGEU instructor Scale. ,

Competition # 04.202B: First Aid for Computers - a six hour course to be delivered February 21-23, 2005 AND May 14, 2005. .

‘Competition # 04.2038: Introduction to Digital Cameras - a six hour course fo be delivered April 14 & 21, 2005 AND June

would like to realize your career objectives with the Nisga’a

an Assistant Controller, supervises a finance team of six peopic

Please reply by March 11,.2005 at 5:00 PM.. PST with your Resume, References and a Cover Letter explaining why you

Lisims Government to:

CONSIDER THE OPPORTUNITIES

HEALTHCARE IN NORTHERN BRITISH COLUMBIA

MAINTENANCE WORKER Part Time position available in Terrace, BC.

‘Reporting to the Maintenance Supervises, Physical Plant Services,.:

performs trades duties approaching the journeyman level in one or - a variety of trade areas, and may supervise. maintenance workers - ‘and other designated staff. ; Qualifications: Grade 10, plus four (4) years of recent, related : experience, or an equivalent combination of education, training and experience; a valid Class S BC Drivers License. 4 Skills and Abilities: Ability to communicate effectively both

od. PREVIEW: -Feb. 18th - 1-7PM _. 1OMILLION - EDI! UP TO $1,500/WEEK. including Payroll, the Capital Commission and Government illness and its effects on individuals; knowledge of PSR principles: ; 7 >-Feb. 18th - 1- _SQ/FT LIQUIDATION Assembling. products / Stuff- Transfers. Knowledge of the Nisga’a Language or culture is and methods; familiarity with community resources; ability..to : ‘|. 3031 Kofoed, Terrace,B.C. Laminate....$.49 sq/ft, 12 ml ing envelopes. No experience ° tely we , : . . : : , ey OQ. on : owe definitely an asset. engage clients in treatment program; to work effectively with GENERAL MERCHANDISE | = laminate.....$1.99' sq/ft, «Lami: needed- Free information www. “ i - : -individuals; ‘to work effectively within a team, including clients? - Furniture «© “nate tile (from)....$.99 sq/ft, 1x6" homeworkersnetwork:com Ref# 4.The Nisga‘a Lisims Government provides an’ excellent. staff and ‘family: and to communicate clearly, Both verball and _ © Television knotty fir....$.80 sq/ft, 3 1/4" oak, 7-702 or Call 1-705-726-9070 employee benefits package and a competitive compensation ritten | amily, a cean'y, y * Antiques maple or birch pre fin..:.$3.99 : package commensurate with experience and qualifications. — weitten. ve

| Wage Rate: $16.50 - $18.05 per hour

Competition Number: CH 05-11TS . Please refer to the competition number and forward resumes to: Doreen Cyr, —

H : 2 ; fin...S4.75sq/ft., 3 1/4" bam- 9 & 16,2005. — ” = Thank you for sleeping beside me ‘when | needed you ; . _ aeaametei ae von i most. Diana and Tayte McNeice, You are always there. boo pre fin...$3.99sq/tt’ TONS Quolificotions: The successful applicant will have post verbally and in writing; to deal with others effectively; to organize; 3 Jim Owen, Phil's manager and friend at BC Hydro MORE! 1-800-631-3342 sucati SIUI Opp at p work; to operate related equipment and a physical ability to carry+ a A your words meant you knew him. “To Edith at McKay's, ‘HOT TUB (Spa) covers, best ~ secondary education along with a Provincial Insituciors out duties of the position. ’ & thank you for respecting our wishes and to Allister Boyd, price;=best quality. All shapes Diploma, or demonstrated equivalent combination “oi sa Rata- ; A our ovice weit more than we could hove ime oye" | and colours available. Call 1- | education, skills, and experience. The preferred applicant Wage Rate: $20.54 per hour ’ dy “Thanks to Jon Roders for doing a beautiful job on the 866-585-0056. — will have "slong — organizational, interpersonal and Competition Number: X05-NW1019TS ' yo service folders. Thank you to ‘he Legion’s Ladies Aux. LITTLE TYKES toys for sale: communication skills and experience working wiih adults in ph clude a ref ‘oth ition ' 4 for the lovely lunch and the Legion for letting us have a Basketball hoop, riding tractor, an educational setting. ¥ wease ince a Telerenceé 10 the compeniio : i celebration of life for Phil. = table & chairs and more. Call J Respond in confidence by submitting a current resume number and forward resumes to: os ot : To’ all our family and friends who travelled near and | 695-3191 (2P3) - and quoting the competition # above to: Human Resources Mark Webster 2 0f 5 " |“ j ; 4 HR Recruitment Assistant , i : far to say “So long Phil”. Thank you all. To the Doctors, 7 Department, Northwest Community Coilege,5331 McConnell lea e a. # é Paramedics, and Firefightezs - Thank you for trying. 235 Tools ' | Avenue. Terrace, BC V8G 4X2 FAX: 250.638.5475. 300 - 299 Victoria Street a e\ oo : * ° ‘Thanks to Everyone, , Email: soates@nwec.bc.ca. i Prince George, BC V2L 5B8 h h ye re = Judy Clattenburg | BINKS AIPLESS paint sprayer, OV ast Con . mace et ‘Fax: (250) 565-2251 northern eait ‘ 4 — very clean, paid over $5,00 0 Northwest Community College is committed fo “Email: hr@northernhealth.ca os yo ® y /?p $5,000., | i asking $4,000. Extra hose. (250) employment equity and encourages applications from enema listed will be contacted. | B 3 ; . 615-5 439 (5p3) wT - First Nations people, women, persons with disabilities We thank all applicants, however only those short-listed will be contacted. . ‘ 85 Travel/ Tours/ Vacation — and members of visible minorities. EE th health.ca’ tz: . -. wie) sncarh ond eokiponsionpesere We thank all applicants for their interest; oop € LS De g a ATL Inclusive I ee ore oe seed ae however, only those selected foran . : : : t i . : . anetemw| ea of kin for card; and your nome/addrets interview will be contacted. ee T , z . North Tweedsmuir Park EE eae ecu va and a occ ' m De _ se;NORTHWES . ; . _ - -_: | [ieairendStrone rounoanon ga. ‘Closing Date: February 21,2005 7 een ee CONSIDER THE OPPORTUNITIES x : 7 on . OF 8.C. & YUKON geen 7 an: Take a closer look, ; 4 : 7 et PO. Box 2, Wrox, B.C. VOG 442 ed —— . HEALTHCARE IN NORTHERN BRITISH COLUMBIA FA ; ; ae ~~ - _ Visit our website at www.nwcc.bc.ca ¥ | July 7th-11th, 2005 | Es ONT COMMUNITY LIVING | | : Pondosy Bay Wilderness Resort Opportu nities CON ROLLER - Py . 5 * 5 Days of Fishing, Hiking, Sight Seeing & Relaxation ‘| SMALL: DELI for sale in Prince © NISGA’A LISIMS GOVERNMENT S U p PO RT WO R KE R S ‘ rver re . “ George (Hart. Mall). . Fully [O.. oar eg nes : oot See " é a lh — $675 00/ es equipped with alarm system & . Situated in Northwestern B.C., Nisga’a Lisims Government Casuals required in Kitimat, BC Oy, : 5 : 4 ‘De person air conditioning unit. Serious secks a ‘hard working, motivated Controller with at least 7 Under the direction of the AMH Team Lead di sultation . 5 _ Children Free inquiries only. Phone (250)649- years progressive experience in the not-for-profit .or, public nder the direction of the Team Leader, and tn consultation : i _ 0682 after 6:00pm. Owners service .sectors. . The successful candidate must possess with Mental Health Case Managers and the Regional AMH : 250-695-6677 retiring. .an accounting designation (C.A., C.G.A.:or C.M.A.) and Occupational Therapist, assists mental health clients to live , E so ” ; = demonstrite substantial achievements in. fund accounting; successfully in the community by providing a variety of day-to- : i Complete Itinerary posted at: TEST DRIVE budgeting, investment management, internal controls, federal day physical, emotional and social support, life skills training, . www.vantineguiding.com” Unique opportunity to own and operate a funding agreements, financial statement compilation, reporting information, resources’ and demonstrations in accordance with ' 1c 2006 Pete with zero down. You must have and the year end audit process. The successful candidate should re-established care plans ‘ ic . . , : . a minimum ONE YEAR flat deck highway be aki il ori d a iarke pre-e plans. . i } 5 ‘ a : : . . experience abla and willing to run ca ands-on, detai oriente professional that works very well Qualifications: Grade 12 ivalent: d ducation - ; ‘ay, > Limited space available, Call Now! - CANADA, / USA and possess good within deadlines. The successful candidate should demonstrate Qualifications: Grade 12, or equivalent; post secondary education , i Se — — oe excellent communication and interpersonal skills and is.a leader in social sciences or a related field such as Home support Worker t 170 Auctions . {L_Sleve or Andre (600)663-0099 ~ | excelling in both team-based and independent work. settings. Training, Social’ Service Worker, Mental Health Worker program, *: . — 5 — 175 Building Advanced proficiency in Ace Pac is essential. etc.; Food Safe; Class 5 driver's license; Basic First Aid and CPR . —_—_ : _ 258 Careers a ao oe : . training are considered an asset. J » AUCTION Materials m , Reporting to the Director of Finance, the Controller, along with ; es ; i : ; HOME :WORKERS NEED- - Skills and Abilities: Knowledge and understanding of mental

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UNBC UNIVERSITY OF | NORTHERN BRITISH COLUMBIA University of Nerthern British Columbia Terrace Campus _ Project Officer (part or full time contract) - Bachelor of Science in Nursing program

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development phase si |

Requirements:

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*Good Physical Condition/Pre-employment Medical required 2 years previous experience

¢Must submit to Drug, Alcohol and Criminal. Background Check ¢Competitive wage and excellent benefit package offered

Fax cover letter, resume, references and Drivers Abstract to: 250-627-1584 oo, . Closing date: February 21, 2005

Only persons on short list will be contacted.

This project proposes to support the development phase for the delivery of the UNBC: Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) program to be offered in the northwest of BC in: partnership with NWCC by September 2005.

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Scope of work , ;

This eight month project will allow an intensive period of planning and development for. the delivery of the UNBC BScN at Terrace in partnership with the Northwest Community fF College. It is anticipated the entry intake will be 18 students. so :

This project will build on the work both UNBC and NWCC have undertaken from 2001 when the proposal to offer a BSc in the northwest was first discussed. Both organizations have committed time and resources to the planning work necessary to realize the goal of having a nursing degree program ready to educate nursing students in.the northwest by Fs;

2005. The Provincial Government of B.C. has provided development and establishment resources over those already committed by, UNBC and NWCC to meet nursing education and workforce demand in the northwest region of B.C. These planning and set-up funds will be used to prepare for the delivery of the BScN in Terrace and the purchase of necessary equipment, education resources and other preparation activities necessary for: a new program. ,

| "Permanent PART TIME | Sales /Merchandiser

' Required in Terrace. ‘Approximately 10 hours per month. _ Calling on Drug, Grocery and Mass Stores. Competitive hourly wages plus kms. ~ Training provided. Previous experience not necessary “but would be beneficial.

If you are an excellent communicator, have superior time management and organizational skills, please apply by faxing your resume to Crossmark Canada Inc.

at 1-877-433-9340 or to - email robert.perry@crossmark.com

~ ., arts, music, movies and food as well as stories and features not readily seen in more mainstream pub- fications. The award winning WestEnder is seek- ing a proven leader with the business management skills to continue and further enhance the strong growth this paper has experienced over the past five years. . As the leader of Vancouver's urban voice you will be in charge of an experienced and dedicated staff of over 20 full and part-time employees based at our Broadway and Granville office. Ideally, you should have a strong understanding of all facets of urban and community newspaper operations with emphasis on sales, marketing and financial management. In addition, our new pub- lisher should be weil suited to working with com- munity groups and clients as well as developing sponsorship opportunities for the newspaper. The WestEnder has won several awards for outstand- ing community involvement including being one of the key sponsors of the Vancouver Pride festival, BCPWA Aids Walk, Shooting Stars Foundation and many other worthwhile community projects.

‘ As publisher of the WestEnder, reporting to the President of MetroValley Newspaper Group, you ~ will help develop strategy for the newspaper as it prepares to compete in a rapidly expanding and diverse urban core newspaper marketplace.

The WestEnder is part of Black Press Group Ltd., Canada’s largest private, independent newspaper company, with over 100 community, daily and urban weeklies located in B.C., Alberta, Washington State and Hawaii. a

If you have the ability to think outside the box, are customer driven, success oriented and want ta live in one of the most beautiful and livable cities in the world, then we want to hear from you. We offer a generous compensation and benefits package as well as the opportunity for career advancement.

A Project officer (PO). is sought to take a leadership role in the development of an implementation plan for the BScN program in the Northwest, under the authority of the Northwest BScN Steering Committee. This will include: coordinating meetings of various steering and advisory committees; liaising with RNABC regarding the program approval process; facilitating the development of admissions policies and procedures; managing the process of curriculum sharing and course articulation among the cooperating institutions; facilitating inter-institutional communication and decision-making regarding provision of student services and practicum placements; assessing the facilities, equipment, and | services available at each institution; supporting promotion of the BScN program and

hiring processes; and maintaining expenditure records for the project.

CLLY OF TERRACE

Leisure Services Department

GEORGE LIVTLE HOUSE COORDINATOR ;

The City of ‘Terrace Leisure Services Department. is looking for an

_ outgoing, independent Coordinator for che George Little House. The successful candidate can expect ‘to enjoy a varied and challenging position. The position is inicially for a one year term, February 28, 2005 to February 25, 2006. ; ,

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The skills, background and experience you have will be in nursing or a related health science discipline. In addition you should have a knowledge of organizational procedures, have initiative, work independently, have high level written and interpersonal communication skills; and have very good planning and coordination abilities. Previous experience in project management, the ability to work to tight deadlines, and knowledge of communities | in the Northwest would be advantages. 1

A current BC driver's license is required as is the ability to travel by road and air to rural regional and remote areas of northern BC. Some overnight says may be necessary. The. position will be located at the UNBC regional campus at Terrace. The Project Officer will report to the UNBC Chair of Nursing. oO

The PO will be appointed at a level commensurate with their qualifications and experience. The term of contract appointment will be for a minimum of eight months commencing February 2005. Part-time appointments may be negotiated but not less than .5 FTE. Secondment from a health services or other employer will be negotiated if necessary.

Ducies will include overseeing and coordinating work shift schedules and duties; coordinating events, meetings and activities for the facility; work as liaison with City of Terrace and Board of Directors tor the George Little House Society, work with local Arts and Cultural groups.in exploring uses of the facility, produce flyers and look atter the publicity and promotion of the George Little House, and manage the rail station and waiting area and assist VIA Rail passengers.

‘ ; Please send your resume by February 18, 2005 - to:

Rick O'Connor

Chief Operating Officer, Black Press Group Ltd. 34375 Gladys Ave., Abbotsford, B.C.

Email: ricko@metrovalleynews.com

Phone: 604-851-4462

This position requires you to be a well organized self starter with exceptional human resource and customer service skills. The ideal candidate will be creative, personable with excellent written and verbal skills, as well as possessing above average computer skills in both word processing and spreadsheet programs, :

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Salary and conditions will be based on qualifications and experience.

Please forward your curriculum vitae and the names and addresses of three references including telephone, fax, and email information) to: Dr Judith Lapadat, Northwest Regional Chair, University of Northern British Columbia, 4741 Park Avenue, Terrace, B.C., V8G 1W2. Phone: (250) 615-5578. E-mail HYPERLINK “mailto:lapadat@unbc. ca". Please direct inquiries to: Dr lan Blue — Professor & Chair Nursing Ph (250) 960- 5848 or E-mail HYPERLINK “mailto:blue@unbc.ca". Applications will be accepted until a suitable candidate is identified. .

Forward your resume and cover letter by 3:30 p.m, local ime February 23, 2005 to: .

Ross Milnthorp

Director of Leisure Services City of Terrace

3215 Eby Street

Terrace, B.C. VSG 2X8

All qualified candidates are encouraged to apply; however, Canadians and permanent residents will be given priority. The University of Northern British Columbia is committed to employment equity and encourages applications from women, aboriginal peoples, persons with disabilities and members of visible minorities.

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While we thank you tor your interest in chis position, only those selected for interviews will be contacted.

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